What have you got?

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • learn and practise numbers and units of time,
  • practise talking about possession using ‘have got’,
  • watch a video about the possessions of a family,
  • learn vocabulary to describe one’s workspace,
  • watch and discuss short videos about peoples’ workspaces,
  • practise using ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ structures,
  • learn useful prepositions.

With this set, students talk about possession using numbers and useful structures and continue with their workplace description and ‘there is, there are.’

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Lesson 1

Teach students numbers, units of time and ‘have got’ structure to talk about possession
esl lesson on numbers
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

I’ve got eleven cups!

General Grammar

Students learn units of time (e.g. minute, day, week, etc.) and numbers 1-99. They also watch a video about a family that owns 55 Stanley cups and talk about the things they have or don’t have using the ‘have got’ structure (e.g. I’ve got seven pencils).

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Lesson 2

Teach students to describe their workspace using ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ structures
there is and there are exercises
Standard Lesson 60 min Unlimited Plan

Welcome to my workspace!

General Grammar

Students learn and practise vocabulary for common workspace items (e.g. headphones, a charger) and ‘there is/there are’ structures to describe their workspace! They also work with prepositions ‘on’, ‘in’, and ‘next to’ and watch short videos on different workspaces.

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